Honey Bee Trapping?! | How to use Lures and Attractants | Beekeeping with Maddie #10

The video explores beekeeping by setting up WBC and national hives, using bee attractants, and explaining queen bee pheromones. It discusses the use of bee lures to attract bees naturally and observes bee activity in natural hives, highlighting the potential for swarming.

What type of hive is being set up under the tree in this episode?

• Langstroth hive

• Top-bar hive

• Flow hive

• National hive

What is the main component of the queen bee's pheromone that helps bees stick together?

• Mint oil

• Rosemary extract

• Lavender oil

• Citronello

What is the purpose of using bee attractants in the hive setup?

• To repel wasps

• To prevent hive collapse

• To attract bees naturally

• To increase honey production

How do natural hives differ in terms of bee entrance compared to traditional hives?

• Bees enter from the bottom

• Bees enter from the top

• Bees enter from the sides

• Bees enter from the back

What is the main reason for not taking honey from the natural hive?

• The hive is meant for observation only

• The honey is not of good quality

• The hive is too small

• The bees are too aggressive

What potential threat to hives is mentioned that could be caused by woodpeckers?

• Damaging the hive

• Scaring the bees away

• Attracting wasps

• Stealing honey

What is the main concern if the gap in the hive is too large?

• Bees might escape

• Honey might leak

• Wasps might attack

• Rain might enter